Remcom Inc.

Remcom Inc., a State College, Pennsylvania–based small business, sells electromagnetic simulation and wireless propagation software to federal agencies as a prime contractor (96% of recent awards), with a dominant position anchored by a $243.9 million Department of the Navy Office of Naval Research Indefinite Delivery Contract for tactical electronic warfare and combat systems research and development awarded in March 2025.

Remcom specializes in computational electromagnetics modeling and antenna simulation software products including Wireless InSite (wireless communications simulation), XFDTD Pro (finite-difference time-domain electromagnetic simulation), and xGTD (computational electromagnetics modeling). The company competes predominantly full-and-open, with recent awards across Total Small Business set-asides (SBIR Phase I and II efforts) and unset-aside sole-source procurements. Awards in the source reflect recurrent sole-source determinations under FAR 13.106-1(b)(1)(i) and FAR Part 12 commercial items procedures, positioning Remcom as a single-source provider for specialized electromagnetic simulation capabilities across multiple agencies.

The Navy Office of Naval Research dominates Remcom's customer concentration by far. The ONR contract ($243.9 million ceiling, covering unclassified and classified tasks up to Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information) represents 98% of combined potential value across the entire award portfolio and anchors Remcom's federal footprint. The remaining customer base is scattered across 37 agencies. By award count, NASA Shared Services Center leads with 18 awards ($1.9 million combined potential value) for recurring Wireless InSite MIMO, xGTD, and XFDTD license renewals and maintenance; the Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command follows with 17 awards ($1.6 million) for XFDTD maintenance and new licenses; and the Air Force Air Combat Command holds 17 awards ($5.1 million) spanning antenna simulation and RF exposure research. The Department of Health and Human Services Food and Drug Administration (11 awards, $277 thousand) and the Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation (11 awards, $277 thousand) represent smaller but persistent customer relationships for XFDTD maintenance and antenna simulation support.

Remcom holds positions on the GSA Federal Supply Schedule (GS35F0791J, 46 task orders, $1.1 million combined potential value) and sits on two Air Force Materiel Command IDICs (FA703709D0002 with 6 task orders worth $848 thousand; FA703707D0002 with 4 task orders worth $505 thousand). The company's award portfolio spans 206 total awards since 1998, with activity trajectory marked by variability — 8 awards in 2023, 5 in 2024, 13 in 2025, and 1 each in 2026 and 2027. Only six awards carry ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months, with combined potential value of $1.4 million, creating a manageable recompete window. Obligated dollars total $26.8 million across the portfolio (7% of combined potential value), reflecting Remcom's typical award structure: small transactional software license renewals and maintenance orders alongside the single massive Navy R&D IDC.

In its subcontractor role, Remcom delivers electromagnetic simulation software development and wireless communications engineering support to Leidos, Booz Allen Hamilton, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, General Dynamics Information Technology, and Applied Research Associates on defense and space exploration research tasks. Recent sub work includes RDT&E engineering and technical support for electromagnetic simulation software development (Booz Allen Hamilton, September 2025), exploration and integrated testing engineering services (Johns Hopkins APL, August 2025), and bioeffects research simulation products (General Dynamics, January 2025). Category concentration reflects Remcom's profile: 49 awards under Computer and Software Stores NAICS, 29 under Software Publishers, 27 under R&D in Physical/Engineering/Life Sciences, and 18 under Custom Computer Programming Services. PSC concentration runs toward Information Technology Software (56 awards), Support-Professional Engineering/Technical (16), and R&D-Defense Other Applied Research (10).